Posted by Ed | Last updated Aug 1, 2017 | Fashion, Festivals, Tokyo and the Kanto Region, Traditional Japan | 0 |
Man at the Taisho Matsuri in Yono Saitama, a procession of people dressed up in costumes from the 1920s. It’s held on the last Saturday of October every year at Yono station on the Keihin Tohoku line, about 30 minutes from Ueno. It’s quite a small festival, but well worth a visit if you live in Saitama. For more information, visit: http://www.taishou-jidaimatsuri.jp
Long-time resident in Japan (since 1993) but originally from Canada. Has written guidebook chapters, magazine articles, tons of blog entries and even a book about less-known aspects of Japan. In his free time, he loves photography, cycling, and exploring interesting and obscure places around the Kansai area.
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